From playing out Shakespeare’s classics in remote areas to generating funds for charity, the Bhaymmaman theatre of Assam is a unique phenomenon
Sofie Ashraf is an artiste of her times, a creative force informed by the post 9/11 world, a daring new voice like none other
Public art is shaping up in Delhi. Unlike gallery art, this encourages people’s participation in conception
Who mutilated Van Gogh? Himself, or his friend Paul Gauguin, as a recent book says?
The images chronicle Mumbai’s underclass—migrants who pour into the city’s entrails from various parts of Maharashtra and other states
Ledgers, balance sheets and sepia images of the first accountancy board. But actively missing are the Satyam books
At 75, a Bengali writer who loves to claim his books have never travelled beyond Burdwan grabs international attention
The artist takes inspiration from the workday scenes of zari workers and women before stoves in shanties
After Shakespeare in Malayalam (and more), Tim Supple is taking on Arabian Nights. Get ready for a 1,001 interpretations